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The family business began in a soft drinks factory and is based on Bermuda’s love of rainwater

Professionals continuing decades-old fight to update laws they say are not serving the public, the industry or the Government

The industry believes the 1969 Architects Registration Act is exclusionary and unconstitutional

About 100 delegates also included legal and restructuring professionals

Every year, the church-based organisation needs $1 million just to get started

The advisory body assesses possible threats to Bermuda’s financial stability and identifies required measures

The merged entity of two local insurers concedes some worry over coming pension reforms

Vivien Carter has been promoted to director of philanthropy, and the organisation seeks two new part-time officers

Home says the donation will provide reliable energy to hundreds of vulnerable people over the next 30 years

Alexa Lightbourne, the Minister of Home Affairs, said the award represented success for the cell company and Bermuda